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Reading and Writing Skills for College Prep
with Jeremy Lehan
If you are planning to take or are currently enrolled in a college reading or writing class, this class is for you.
Reading/Writing Skills will help students improve reading comprehension and critical analysis; in addition, it will cover the grammar and writing skills that are required for success in college level courses.
Winter Walking
Are you looking for an opportunity to walk in a dry, safe, well-lit place? The hallways of Skowhegan Area High School are available from 5:00 p.m. to 7:00 p.m. Monday through Thursday and are a good place to walk this fall.
· You must register with Skowhegan Area Adult Education and sign in and out every time you attend. A roster will be available at the adult education office.
· Please respect the facility by changing into a clean and appropriate pair of indoor walking shoes.
· Please stay in the areas designated for walking.
· Please walk, not run.
· Listen for school cancellation announcements – if school or after school activities are canceled, there will be no walking.
· No walking on holidays or during school vacations.
· If you have a medical condition or have not seen a health care provider in the past year, we strongly recommend that you do so before increasing your physical activity.
· A person choosing to be involved in this walking program does so at his or her own risk.
FREE
Monday through Thursday 1/6/25 – 3/27/25
5:00 to 7:00 p.m.
Algebra and Number Skills: Online College Support
with January Hapworth
Note: This class will be offered virtually through a combination of email, texting, Zoom, and/or online learning. Students may occasionally be required to come to Skowhegan Area High School for testing. A math CASAS score of 225 or above is recommended for this class.
These online tutoring sessions will help support students who are enrolled or are prepariung to enroll in Algebra I and/or entry-level college math.
Sessions must be scheduled with the instructor. Contact the Adult Education office at 207-474-7553 for more details.
Life Skills
with Jean Philpot
In this class, especially designed for adults with learning challenges, students will enhance everyday life skills by improving their basic reading, writing, and problem-solving proficiencies.
Participants will work toward developing customer service, teamwork, and business skills by operating a small café.
Learners set their own individualized goals and work toward them in a safe, nurturing, and creative environment. Contact the Adult Education office for additional information.
Aerobics ~ Low Impact
with Lois Davis
Participate in a fun and exciting low-impact aerobics class where you work out at your own pace. Relieve stress, improve cardio, tone, and make new friends.
Firearms Hunter Safety - Session One
with Russell Corson
This course—taught by a trained, certified volunteer instructor according to statewide standards—combines 7.5 hours of classroom instruction with some required independent study at home between the first and second class.
Student must demonstrate to the instructor that they can safely handle a firearm, participate in activities, bring in a survival kit with appropriate contents, and pass a 50-question test with a grade of 70% or higher.
Class will meet on 1/29/2025, 2/11/2025, and 2/13/2025
Introduction to Game Design
with UGot Class
This is an online, asynchronous class.
Games are increasingly recognized as a tool that can serve many business purposes beyond entertainment. This course provides a general introduction to what goes into the design and development of both video and analog games, with a particular focus on the use of games outside of consumer entertainment. By completing this course, you can take the first steps into understanding game design and how it can be applied in your field.
Firearms Hunter Safety - Session Two
with Russell Corson
This course—taught by a trained, certified volunteer instructor according to statewide standards—combines 7.5 hours of classroom instruction with some required independent study at home between the first and second class.
Student must demonstrate to the instructor that they can safely handle a firearm, participate in activities, bring in a survival kit with appropriate contents, and pass a 50-question test with a grade of 70% or higher.
Class will meet on 3/5/2025, 3/18/2025, and 3/20/2025